As my spouse and I ran errands today, she wore a “Protect Trans Kids” t-shirt and I wore a “Trans Rights are Human Rights” ball cap. We catch people staring often, but today one cashier told us they loved our shirt and hat. While we ate lunch, someone came to our table, apologized for interrupting, and complimented our shirt and hat. Putting this out there for those overwhelmed by the ugliness and need a boost, that you have allies and advocates. Maybe more than you know. #PrideMonth#trans
@rwarner In support of my son and granddaughter, I bought a pride t-shirt and wore it a few time in June. I was happy that I received more than one positive remark from strangers about the shirt. The hate and ugliness is the minority, but they are much louder. We can't allow them to force us to be quiet. 🌈
@melissabeartrix Aww thanks! Our trans son lives in Melbourne, Australia, safe from the US government and the Florida governor! He loves it there. Hugz back!
@rwarner Agree. There is more support than it seems. It’s the silent majority. And it’s time for the silent majority to speak up. A round of 🙌🙌 for the t-shirts.
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